Digital Risk Management (DRM)

The process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks that arise across digital information environments, including reputational manipulation, coordinated influence, impersonation, and other threats that can affect trust, credibility, or organizational decision-making.

Why is it important?

Organizations face a growing range of risks that originate in digital information environments. Coordinated campaigns, artificial amplification and manipulated narratives can rapidly influence public perception, brand reputation, and institutional credibility. Effective digital risk management enables organizations to identify emerging threats early, distinguish authentic activity from coordinated manipulation, and respond with evidence-based confidence before digital risks translate into real-world consequences.